If the album has a theme, it's experience: The players exude a measured, thirty-something wistfulness throughout songs that deal with growing up ("If I Only Had a Car"), romantic regret ("Lost Love"), old friends ("Looking Forward to Seeing You") and old times ("Reflections on Me," "Making Waves"). Toss in "Please Tell My Brother" and "Jennifer Save Me," a couple of delicate standouts, and you wind up with an alt-country Big Chill, albeit one that's not nearly as sullen or self-absorbed as that reference might suggest. It's a surprisingly consistent and compelling album that stands comfortably alongside the work of its members' main groups. And that's a weird tale indeed.
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